Jay Honeck wrote:
The point I'm getting to is that teachers change careers like lots of people
and for a number of reasons.


The latest figures I've seen say that a child born today will have 13
different jobs in their lifetime.

Things sure have changed since I was born in '58. When I was growing
up, it was just expected that you'd start working for a company, and
die there 45 years later...

Anyway, the point is that no 55 year-old person should be
contemplating "retirement" in 2007. I have no plans to *ever*
retire, but -- assuming that eventually health reasons will prevail --
I certainly don't want to become a burden on society until I am
physically forced to be.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay,

If someone retires at 70 after working 30 years at a company (or govt.
agency) would it be different than 55 and working 30 years?

Margy